Why do small bubbles have excess of pressure
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According to the Boyle's law: At constant temperature , the pressure of a fixed amount of gas is inversely proportional to its volume"
P α 1/V
so, volume of the bubble is small, hence the pressure inside the bubble will be more.
Thus,small bubbles have excess of pressure
P α 1/V
so, volume of the bubble is small, hence the pressure inside the bubble will be more.
Thus,small bubbles have excess of pressure
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In Boyle's law For a fixed amount of gas, the pleasure and the volume of a gas are inversely proportional when the temperature is constant.
So, P is proportional to 1/v [ p is the pressure and v is the volume]
Now,small bubbles have small volume and much pressure.
So the small bubbles have excess of pressure.
Hope it helps.
So, P is proportional to 1/v [ p is the pressure and v is the volume]
Now,small bubbles have small volume and much pressure.
So the small bubbles have excess of pressure.
Hope it helps.
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